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Provincial PoliticsCross-Canada Outlook – April 2026
Policy and LegislationBanning children under 16 from social media platforms widely supported by parents and most Canadians
Federal PoliticsJust one-in-four say Canadian MPs who cross the floor should be allowed to finish term with new party
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Cross-Canada Outlook: In Manitoba, Kinew’s popularity not necessarily driving government satisfaction
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Cross-Canada Outlook: Quebec’s next leader will inherit a deficit of government satisfaction
Cross-Canada Outlook: Top issues of health care and cost of living prove challenging for Atlantic Canada
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Health Care and Cancer: Persistent challenges remain in access to care, raising concerns for people with cancerOne-in-five say they don’t have a family doctor; two-in-five with one say it’s hard to get an appointment Pour la version française, cliquez…
Cancer in Canada: Nearly all Canadians support federal government increasing access to clinical trialsMost see it as a way to access novel cancer treatments, offer last hope for patients who are out of options Pour…
Coughing it up for the COVID vaccine? Charging for the jab widely opposed nationwide, though Conservatives are splitPast CPC voters divided (47% support 44% oppose, while Liberals near unanimously opposed (89%) October 21, 2025 – Nimbus and Stratus may…
Measles Outbreak: Support for mandatory childhood vaccination rebounds, but one-in-five parents hesitant to vaxSeven-in-10 say those opposed to childhood vaccination are irresponsible, but one-quarter disagree May 29, 2025 – Alberta Health Minister Adriana LaGrange had…
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